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Tom & Sharon Giampia
Creative Image Design
Port Chester, NY
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Bill & Barbara Biggs
Art's Sign Service, Inc.
Clute, Texas, USA
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There really isn't a way to do it. And, it has nothing to do with Omega directly. Every program handles gradient fills a little differently. Its done to avoid conflicts in that particular program. I've had similar dificulties when transfering from Corel to SignLab and Adobe Illustrator.
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Warning: A well designed sign may cause fatigue due to increased business.
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You can design in Corel Draw, then save, then open the file in Corel PhotoPaint, then save as file.bmp. Now Omega will open the .bmp file as an image that can be printed on the Edge. The colors may not be accurate. That gets into the realm of color management. I'm sure we (every Omega 1.54 user) all are on the bottom rung of the color management learning curve ladder.
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Draper The Signmaker
Bloomington Illinois USA
My Next Article In The April Issue of Sign Builder Illustrated covers step by steps on "digital airbrushing" YOU CAN DO!
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Hootchie-mama.....serenity now!!!
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Louis A. Lazarus
Milt's Sign Service, Inc.
20 So. Linden Ave. #5B
650-588-0490
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Chuck Peterson Graphics
1860 Playa Riviera Dr.
Cardiff-by-the-Sea, Calif. 92007
[This message has been edited by Chuck Peterson (edited April 13, 2001).]